Policy

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch calls SDLT a 'tax on aspiration.'

Borough's first Listed Building Consent Order promises to allow 'retrofit at scale' on London's largest residential square.

Report warns incoming levy could prove difficult to collect in prime markets where some legal owners are hard to trace.

Energy price shocks are lifting swap rates, complicating the outlook for rate cuts and potentially squeezing the Chancellor’s headroom, explains Knight Frank's UK resi research boss.

Government says new transparency regulations for property developers 'will help SME builders identify genuinely available sites sooner and compete more fairly in the land market.'

The buy-to-let boom that began in the late 1990s may now be hitting a 'landmark moment of contraction' as tax changes and red tape bite.

Rising energy prices and shifting rate expectations could reshape mortgage costs and buyer sentiment, explains Knight Frank’s head of UK resi research.

We've summarised 18 key points from yesterday's Housing Committee session on the Government’s Draft Commonhold & Leasehold Reform Bill.

Deliberately low-key speech broadly welcomed by prime resi insiders.

The Home Builders Federation warns of a 'capacity crisis in local government' as significant funds appear to be in limbo.

Bills to double from 2026/27 as council moves to address £100mn-plus funding gap.

Andrew Thomas, a Lecturer in Middle East Studies and author of Iran and the West: A Non-Western Approach to Foreign Policy, explores 'a deliberate strategy by the Iranian government, designed to exact…